Penetration TestingInfrastructure Testing
We test the networks, servers and directories that everything else depends on, from the internet and from inside, and show exactly how far an attacker could get.
01Overview
Infrastructure penetration testing attacks the networks, servers, firewalls, VPNs, directories and wireless access that make up your IT environment, from the internet and from inside the network, to find weaknesses an attacker could use to reach your data and systems.
Most breaches begin with something ordinary: an exposed remote access service, a weak or reused password, an unpatched server or an over-privileged account. Testing shows which of these are real in your environment, and which combine into a path to your most important assets.
We test with an agreed scope and safe methods, and report both the individual weaknesses and the attack paths that link them.
Key facts
02What we test
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Everything reachable from the internet: remote access, mail, web servers, DNS and exposed services.
You receive
A list of what is exposed and which exposures are exploitable.
A tester on your network, or an assumed-breach scenario, attempts to reach sensitive systems.
You receive
Proof of how far a compromised laptop or contractor could go.
Directory attacks that turn one account into domain control.
You receive
Attack paths to domain administrator and how to break them.
Corporate and guest Wi-Fi security, rogue access points and client attacks.
You receive
Confidence that Wi-Fi is not a back door.
Verify that network zones really are separated, including for PCI DSS and OT.
You receive
Evidence that segmentation works, for auditors.
Exposed cloud services, misconfigured storage and weak identity controls.
You receive
A clear view of your cloud attack surface.
03How we work
Rules of engagement keep production safe while testing stays realistic.
Targets, windows, contacts and out-of-bounds systems, agreed in writing.
Map hosts, services and exposure from each vantage point.
Verify and chain weaknesses, escalating privileges within agreed limits.
Findings with evidence, attack paths and fix guidance.
Technical and executive sessions on the results.
Confirm remediation and update the report.
04Reference
Patterns we see again and again in Saudi enterprise networks.
| Weakness | How it is abused | Typical fix |
|---|---|---|
| Weak or reused passwords on remote access | Password spraying against VPN or webmail | MFA, lockout and breached-password checks |
| Unpatched internet-facing services | Public exploits for known vulnerabilities | Patch cycle and exposure reduction |
| Over-privileged service accounts | Kerberoasting and lateral movement | Least privilege, managed service accounts |
| Flat internal networks | One foothold reaches everything | Segmentation and tiered administration |
| Legacy protocols (SMB signing off, LLMNR) | Relay and poisoning attacks | Disable or harden legacy protocols |
05Technology
Standard tools, used by testers who know when not to trust them.
Testing
Platforms we test
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06Saudi Arabia and the GCC
Testing evidence maps directly to the controls auditors review.
Penetration testing and vulnerability management are defined control areas, with higher expectations for critical systems.
Regular testing of internal and external networks is part of the operations and technology domain.
Internal and external penetration tests and segmentation tests are PCI DSS requirements for card environments.
07Why GoAgile
We run networks as well as break them.
Our infrastructure engineers fix what our testers find.
We show how weaknesses combine, and where to cut the path.
Rules of engagement protect production.
Findings map to NCA, SAMA and PCI DSS controls.
Reports and walk-throughs in both languages.
We confirm closure and keep an auditable record.
Credentials
08Clients
Organisations in regulated sectors choose GoAgile because security is delivered by the team that also builds and runs their infrastructure.
Tier-1 Saudi bank
Banking
National energy operator
Oil, gas and power
Government authority
Public sector
Regional telecom operator
Telecommunications
Healthcare group
Hospitals and clinics
Retail and e-commerce group
Retail
Ports and logistics operator
Logistics
Insurance company
Insurance
Fintech and payments provider
Financial technology
Industrial manufacturer
Manufacturing
A customer-facing platform was about to launch and needed independent assurance.
Result: Critical issues fixed before launch and developers trained on the patterns found.
The bank needed evidence that its people, processes and detection would hold up against a realistic attacker, in line with SAMA expectations.
Result: Detection gaps were fixed, playbooks were updated and the board received a plain-language report.
Plant networks had grown without a clear map, and remote access for vendors was a concern.
Result: A mapped, segmented network with a prioritised remediation plan the plant team could schedule.
Client names are withheld for confidentiality.
09Related services
Each service stands alone and works better with the others.
Tell us what is in scope. We will propose a plan, a timeline and a fixed price.
Scope an infrastructure test10Questions answered
Tell us about your environment and what you need. We will respond with a scoped proposal, not a brochure.
Specialists who do this work every week, reporting in Arabic and English.